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Your library (75) Wishlist (0) Currently reading (0) To read (0) Read but unowned (0) Favorites (12) All collections (75)	A book that gives multiple perspectives. (1) A boy using his skills and knowledge to take a stand against prejudices. (1) A day with little critter's little brother. (1) A fish who finds friendship by sharing. (1) A full circle story. It is okay to have two families (1) A funny story of little critter getting ready for bed. (1) A funny story of little critter's younger sibling. (1) A good book to help children predict plot direction. (1) A great circle book that keeps the reader engaged and interactive throughout the story. (1) a great story and a day spend with his grandpa. (1) A little creature tires to do something nice for his mom but something always seems to go wrong. (1) bad pattered reading. I really love this book. (1) bold/not bold. Various punctuation. (1) Child dreams of all the things they want to be and accomplish as an adult. (1) Children's book based on the true story of a young girl fighting for the rights of women's education. (1) Children's book classic that teaches friendship. (1) Children's book the teaches kids that sharing is a valuable skill. (1) Children's chapter book going through the daily life of a pre-teen. (1) Classic story (1) Detailed and descriptive intro (1) Educational children's book warning children the consequences of misbehaving. (1)	even when it is not initially expected. Things may seem "negative" but in this story Trisha realizes that the junkyard is an environment of creative learning and fun. (1) Folktale passed down from years ago. Great descriptive verbs and can be used for guided reading with a focus on vocabulary. (1) Fun and catchy rhyming book. (1) Fun and great illustrations. Teaches th life cycle of a butterfly. (1) Fun and interactive text for children. (1) good-bad pattern. (1) Great alphabet book to help kids associate beginning letters with objects. (1) Great beginner book for children to begin to recognize pattered language and read along. (1) Great book that teaches children they are rich many many different ways. Money does not define wealth. (1) great mentor text. (1) Great story to share with students who have a single parent. Touching story with a great timeline. (1) great story to start the day. (1) Great to kick off writer's workshop with students. Good (1) heartwarming story of little critter and his dad going camping together. (1) I enjoyed this book because it shows that learning can occur in diverse ways (1) I liked how this book depicts the importance of a teacher having confidence in a student and how this positively impacts the student's learning. (1) I really enjoyed the illustrations. A rhyming book that can be followed along by the students for fun learning. (1) Interactive book that teaches young children their five senses. (1) Interactive with the reader. Teaches opposites and displays the power of no pictures. (1) Level 18 read (1) Little critter bravely goes through his first dentist experience. (1)	Little critter celebrates Easter. (1) Little critter gets a new baby sister. (1) Little critter gets a new puppy and learns how to take care of him. (1) Little critter goes shopping with his mom on Mother's Day. (1) Little critter invites his friend over for a day of fun. (1) Little critter makes messiest being a kid. (1) Little critter meets his new babysitter. (1) Little critter runs away because his family says no to everything he wants to do. (1) Little critter tries to give mom and dad a great Christmas. (1) Little critter's baby sister gets potty trained. (1) Little critter's sister imagines all the things she will do when she gets older. (1) One of my favorite children's books teacher that making new friends is fun and interesting. (1) One of my favorite children's books. Good-bad (1) pattern reading. (1) Patterned reading keeping students involved. (1) Picture dominant. Can teach students to use speech bubbles to show conversation. (1) Progresses through number sequence to allow students to count along with the story using one-to-one correspondence. (1) Sets up a pattern build predictability for emerging readers to predict what comes next. (1) short story highlighting perseverance. (1) Simple text. Change in font style (1) size (1)	Spin off of the original classic. (1) Teaches children rhyming. (1) teaches children they can always make something right (1) Teaches children to be unique. Carla brings a sandwich to school that none of the other kids like. It is different and Carla likes it and that is all that matters. (1) Teaches kids that they don't have to be like everyone else and life is better with friends. (1) teaches that opinions from others is not important. (1) Teaches the importance of collaboration and confidence. (1) Teaches the importance of giving and selflessness . (1) Teaches young children that it it okay to be different and try new things. (1) Thanksgiving is near and turkey disguises himself to prevent from being eaten. (1) This book teaches a valuable life lesson to kids that there is more to life than we may initially see. We can have adventure without a destination. (1) This book teaches children the lesson of patience and persistence to achieve their goals. (1) This book teaches kindness and not to judge people for what they look like. (1) this story also gives insight for those individuals who may not know what it is like to have two separate families. Diverse student audience for wide age ranges. (1) Trick or treating with little critter and his friends. (1) Very detailed pictures to help young readers use context clues to read the words. (1) very unique. Predictable pattern with good sound effects (1) (no tag) (5)

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